St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-06
ON THE WING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Langen, 1929 First street
south, were rendered grand surpris
party last Friday night by between fifty
and sixty couples, among whom the
following were noted: MesSrS. F.
Bowers, J. Hoy, J. DOnnelly, Pauly,
Gallagher. Spencer, Carroll, Lennon,
Z. G. Sutherland, G. McNally, ID. Ryan,
Ed Calvin, J. Z. Sherin, IL. 2. Dorsey,
J. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherin, Mr..
and Mrs. Julius. Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey,
Miss K. Tellicke, Miss NJ. Boyce, Miss
n. McNamee, Misses Mamie and K.
Clarity. Kate Dwyer, Misses A. and X.
Nolan, Miss K. Sherin, Misses K. and
B. Langen. A jolly time was had till
an early hour in the morning. Abund-
ance of cake, coffee, grapes and other
edibleS too numerous to mention were
brought along by the merry makers, WHO
all seemed to enjoy themselves to their
hearts content.
Miss Clark. of the industrial School of
Design. New York, who has been So
journing in the city for the past two
months in the interests of the school at
the Exposition, and since in giving
'.TalkS on Practical Art to various
classes both here and in St. Paul, left
for home Friday evening. While in the
city Miss Clark made hosts of friends,
who deeply regret she could not so ar
range it as to stay permanently in town,
but hope to see her next year during
Exposition time.
Mrs. H. c. Moore, accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. S. B. Purchase, and her
sister. Miss S. c. Purchase, left for Los
Angeles, Cal, Thursday marning. Mrs:
Moore goes to join to her husband, and
her mother and sister will spend the
flR1ar
and sisters of Mr.. }. r. Purchase.
Mrs. William Cheney, Mrs. Henry
Plant and Mrs. F. A. Bronson left last
evening for Chicago, to attend the an
nual meeting of the WOman'S Board of
Missions of the Interior, as delegates
from Plymouth and Vine Congrega-
tiOnal churches of this city.
Lewis BiSbee. prominent business
man of North Minneapolis, has gone to
Maine to return with his family, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
during the summer.
Mrs. Henry Plant, Mrs. William
Cheny and F. A. Bronson have been in
Chicago in the interest of missions of
the interior.
Miss Bertha Weymouth has returned
to her home at SacO. Me-, after spend
ing the summer withi friends in Min
neapOlis.
d. A. Blitz has gone to California for
the winter. Mrs. BlitZ and children
will spend the time in indianapolis.
Mrs. R. L. Penny is at her home, $40
Sixth street southeast, after an eX-
tended visit to friends in the East.
Mrs. Thomas Saeger has gone to Cali
fOrnia. She will be accompanied by her
husband from Kansas CITY.
=. DR.. Mary G. Hood was welcomed bya
large number of friends upon her re-
turn home from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gladding have
gone East on an extended visit among
friends and relatives.
Judge and Mrs. Reynolds, II. Schu-
lerer and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Kent have
gone to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bean were in Lon
don when last heard from, and Mrs. E.
c. Brown in Paris.
Miss Georgia Burton has returned
home much improved in health from a
trip to Colorado.
Z. H. Moulton and J. A. MOdisette
have returned home from their South
ern trip
Hon. c. A. Pillsbury and Gen. Wash
burn have been i'll New York the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Austin are at
home again, after a visit to Malone,
n. Y.
Mr.. George F. Wurner and wife have
gone to New Orleans to spend the win
ter.
Miss Aline Clippenger. after visit to
Duluth, is at home at 1898 NicOllet ave-
hue.
George H. Eastman has gone on trip
through New Brunswick and the East.
G. w. Dikeman and wife left Friday
night for Racine, Wis, for the winter.
Mrs. w. II. Russell has returned from
Appleton, Mich, improved in health.
}. p McGaughey. secretary of the K.
of L., has gone to Milbank, Oak.
J. C. Walters and daughter have gone
to Quincy. ILL.,. on visit.
S. P. Snider and family have gone
East on an extended visit.
Secretary w. G.. Byron has been in
Chicago the past week.
Miss A. NJ. Churchill has gone to Cali
fornia for the winter.
Fred Foote has returned home from
his trip to California.
J. III. Putnam has gone to New York
to spend the winter.
ID. c. Reed and wife have been in Chi
cagO the past week.
Plat B. Walker has returned from a
trip to Memphis.
Charles II. Gould has gone to Maine
to attend college.
S. B. LovejOy is stopping in New
York.
Maj. Camp will leave for Frisco soon.
J. F. Sheriff. has gone to Chicago.
r. V. Ray has gone to New York.